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See what your home is worth. Then decide how you want to sell it.

A cash offer, a traditional listing, or both compared side by side. I'll walk you through the numbers either way.

Selling a home usually means showings, repairs, and waiting on a buyer's financing to come together. That timeline doesn't work for everyone. Through a partnership with Zoom Casa, I can now show you a cash offer alongside what your home would likely bring on the open market, so you're choosing with real numbers instead of guessing. I stay your agent from the first conversation to closing, no matter which path you take.

Three Ways To Sell Your Home

Cash Offer+

Up to 85 percent of your home's value upfront, in as fast as 10 to 15 days. The remaining balance comes to you when the home resells, minus one program fee. You keep the upside.

 Buy Before You Sell

Make a non contingent offer on your next home before your current one sells.

Pre Sale Prep

Renovate before you list and repay the cost at closing, so repairs don't come out of pocket now.

a worked example of the numbers in writing

A worked example. The numbers, in writing. A 3-bedroom home in Bloomfield, market value approximately $695,000. Here's what each path looks like, including what most cash-offer comparisons hide: the carrying cost of waiting.

Cash Offer+ · Sample

$623,500

Range: $615,000 – $632,000

  • Market value (AVM-checked)                 $695,000

  • Initial cash offer (85%)                              $590,750

  • Held in upside (paid at sale)                   $32,750

  • Program fee (within sweet spot)           7%

  • You’d net vs. listing 60 days+                  $11,200

What you’d net.

Path

List traditionally

iBuyer (lowball)

Cash Offer+

Time

~60 days

14 days

10–15 days

Net To You

$612,300

$575,200

$623,500

The Cash Offer+ number includes the carrying-cost savings: ~$8,700 in mortgage, utilities, and maintenance avoided over 60 days, plus avoidance of repair concessions ($4,500 average). Math holds even before counting any upside on the eventual open-market sale.

Zoom Casa is a third party financial services company and is not a real estate brokerage. Nadiyah Malbon remains your real estate agent of record throughout this process, and Zoom Casa acts as the underwriter and program administrator behind the cash offer, not as your agent. Net sheet and offer previews are illustrative estimates only. Final offer terms, if any, are issued in writing on a term sheet after underwriting. Not all properties qualify, and program availability may vary. Nadiyah Malbon is a licensed New Jersey real estate agent affiliated with eXp Realty. This is not a guarantee of sale, value, or offer.

See what your home would net

A line-by-line Cash Offer+ estimate — what you get upfront, what you keep on resale, and what it all nets you.

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